STATE News:
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Creative Industries Division of the New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) is investing $463,577 in its creative economy, awarding grants to nine organizations that help entrepreneurs grow and sustain creative businesses statewide.
The awards will support access to business services, technical assistance, and professional development for creative entrepreneurs across the state.
In this inaugural round of applications, the state’s Creative Industries Division received more than 100 applications for the Creative Support Organization Read More








Image of the fifth winning entry in the Local Love Holiday ‘Snap, Tag, and Share’ contest, submitted by
UbiQD Founder/CEO Hunter McDaniel, sporting an ugly Christmas sweater and holding his daughter dressed as a tiny Christmas Tree, welcomed staff and their families to the 2025 Holiday/Christmas party on Dec. 18 at historic Fuller Lodge in downtown Los Alamos. McDaniel congratulated the UbiQD team for another excellent year and thanked them for their dedication. UbiQD is an advanced materials company powering product innovations in agriculture, clean energy, and security. Learn more about the company at
The San Ildefonso Pueblo is erecting and will operate this new cell tower that has appeared recently in Totavi. This is part of Los Alamos County’s major Community Broadband Network (CBN) project. Construction on the County-owned, open-access fiber system is planned to start this summer. Key to this project is an 11-mile ‘middle mile’ fiber link with San Ildefonso Pueblo, providing critical redundancy off the hill. This project aims to improve speed, reliability, and competition for homes and businesses, replacing the single existing line. Courtesy photo
Sheep Creek Bay: Sheep Creek is one of many contributors to Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Seen is Sheep Creek Bay, framed nicely by the red cliffs and hills, which is a part of the large and long reservoir. This is near Wyoming and it is easy to visualize how the reservoir is opening up and becoming wider as it exits the deep canyons to the southern part of Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com
Viewpoint: A group of hikers stop at a viewpoint near the Canyon Rim Campground to view the river and canyon below. The viewpoint is near the Red Canyon Visitor Center. The river is hundreds 
By DAVID HOUCK
